Acetone is a well-known industrial solvent with a molecular formula of: C3H60. Calculate for its formula weight? (Use the atomic masses from the description.) C-12.001 g/mol; H - 1.008 g/mol; 0 -15.999 g/mol 58.08 g/mol 80.58 g/mol 85.08 g/mol 80.85 g/mol Using the molecular weight from the previous question, what is the percentage by mass of carbon in acetone? 64.02% 20.68% 20.86% 62.04% Using the molecular weight from the previous question, what is the percentage by mass of hydrogen in acetone? 10.41% 17.31% 10.14% 17.13%

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Acetone is a well-known industrial solvent with a molecular formula of:
C3H60. Calculate for its formula weight? (Use the atomic masses from the
description.)
C-12.001 g/mol; H - 1.008 g/mol; 0 -15.999 g/mol
58.08 g/mol
80.58 g/mol
85.08 g/mol
80.85 g/mol
Using the molecular weight from the previous question, what is the
percentage by mass of carbon in acetone?
64.02%
20.68%
20.86%
62.04%
Using the molecular weight from the previous question, what is the
percentage by mass of hydrogen in acetone?
10.41%
17.31%
10.14%
17.13%
Transcribed Image Text:Acetone is a well-known industrial solvent with a molecular formula of: C3H60. Calculate for its formula weight? (Use the atomic masses from the description.) C-12.001 g/mol; H - 1.008 g/mol; 0 -15.999 g/mol 58.08 g/mol 80.58 g/mol 85.08 g/mol 80.85 g/mol Using the molecular weight from the previous question, what is the percentage by mass of carbon in acetone? 64.02% 20.68% 20.86% 62.04% Using the molecular weight from the previous question, what is the percentage by mass of hydrogen in acetone? 10.41% 17.31% 10.14% 17.13%
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